IPtanz “lautLOS1.6”

IPtanz “lautLOS1.6”

IPtanz

“lautLOS#6”

“lautLOS1.6” – deconstruction of memory

with audio description and accompanying touch tour at 7:15 p.m. (advance registration required!)

Saturday, 6 December 2025, 8:00 p.m.

IPtanz is celebrating its birthday and we would like to celebrate with you.

A small supporting programme offers insights into our work over the past years. After the performances, the artists will be available for discussions.

More at www.ip-tanz.com

We look forward to seeing you.

 

lautLOS1.6 – A multimedia dance installation by IPtanz with two solos by Silvia Ehnis Pérez Duarte and Ilona Pászthy from absence#5 – deconstruction of memory.

Two autobiographically inspired monologues against the disappearance of memory and the power of forgetting. An atmosphere created from documentary material, memories, animations by Anna Mahendra and a stage object by miegL.

Silvia Ehnis Perez Duarte / D / Mexico: Raised in Mexico, Silvia Ehnis has been living in Germany since 2012. Her family from the Stuttgart area emigrated before the First World War, returned briefly during the Weimar Republic, and then settled permanently in Mexico. What traces remain when a life is continued on another continent? “My great-grandfathers emigrated to Mexico a hundred years ago and settled in the German community. The families experienced the Nazi regime only from a distance, and their connection to Germany faded.” Conversations with her family reveal a complex cultural heritage that ties in with Ilona Pászthy’s examination of “perpetrators and followers.”

Ilona Pászthy / D: What invisible traces of the past do I carry within me? How can I trace the memories inscribed in my DNA and their significance for my identity? For years, I have been researching the unexplained areas of my family history, searching for connections between my own experiences and the biographies of my ancestors during the Nazi era. Images from my childhood meet fragmentary information. In my solo performance, I metaphorically approach the blind spots of my memory, questioning identity, conformity, perpetration, origin and epigenetic traces.

“… Ilona Pászthy has succeeded in creating a production that is as complex as it is densely structured. Narrative and dance combine in an emotional moment of movement…” (Thomas Linden, Kölnische Rundschau, 10 September 2024)

Choreography Ilona Pászthy, Silvia Ehnis

Dance Ilona Pászthy, Diana Treder (in Vertretung von Silvia Ehnis)

Stage miegL

Video animation Anna Mahendra

Music Zsolt Varga

Technic Garlef Keßler, Christoph Wedi

Audio description Uschi Baetz

We would like to thank our sponsors: Ministry of Art and Science of North Rhine-Westphalia, Cultural Office of the City of Cologne, NS Documentation Centre Cologne, Cultural Office Siegburg, Cultural Office Krefeld in cooperation with the NS Documentation Centre Krefeld / Villa Merländer.

FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME:

7:15 p.m. – Physical-somatic introduction
7:15 p.m. – Touch tour and audio description (registration required)

ACCESSIBILITY:

Pick-up service for blind and visually impaired people from Michaelshoven railway station, touch tour and audio description (registration required)

Ticket reservations / registration for pick-up, audio description and touch tour:

Tickets: https://rausgegangen.de/events/lautlos-absence5-deconstruction-of-memory-1/

or

karten@ip-tanz.com or 0157 – 57 930 117

more Informationen at www.ip-tanz.com

Dancer in black outfit lying stretched out on the floor of a dark stage
Kristóf Szabó F.A.C.E. Visual Performing Arts & Guests “LOST PARADISE”

Kristóf Szabó F.A.C.E. Visual Performing Arts & Guests “LOST PARADISE”

Event location changed!

https://www.lost-paradise.eu

Kristóf Szabó F.A.C.E. Visual Performing Arts & Guests

“LOST PARADISE”

 

 August 2nd, 2025 – 8:00 p.m.
LOST PARADISE 1 + 2 EVA (BE)WERTWN + ADAM
St. Gertrud Kirche Köln

August 3rd, 2025 – 8:00 p.m.:
LOST PARADISE 1+2 – EVA (BE)WERTEN + ADAM
St. Gertrud Kirche Köln

LOST PARADISE is a haunting dance performance directed by Kristóf Szabó and produced by club68köln – the association for disabled and non-disabled people.

Through a combination of dance, theater, radio play, photography, and video art, a multi-layered production unfolds, transforming the space into a vibrant playground of human experience. An impressive stage design and moving video projections lend the performance visual depth and transform the venue into a resonance chamber for memory, resistance, and empathy.

At the center is one of the most fundamental questions of our time:

When is a person a person—and what happens when categories determine value and dignity?

Article 1 of the German Basic Law states: “Human dignity shall be inviolable.”

But what remains of this promise when it cracks in everyday life?

LOST PARADISE is a poetic, haunting appeal against exclusion and pressure to conform. The performance explores the fault lines of our society—between ideal and reality, between inclusion and economic utility. It creates a space for encounter and transformation—an artistic plea for a humanity beyond norms and performance metrics.

The project is complemented by an interactive digital chat platform, Paradise Regained, where visitors can share their experiences of exclusion, judgment, and inclusion—live on site.

Note Performances will be broadcast live on YouTube by the organizer. By purchasing a ticket, you agree to be filmed live and made public on YouTube.

 

 

TICKETS:

via rausgegangen.de and at the box office

S. Rudat und A. „Greco“ Anastasiadis: „screaming starfish“ SHOWING

S. Rudat und A. „Greco“ Anastasiadis: „screaming starfish“ SHOWING

S. Rudat und A. „Greco“ Anastasiadis

“screaming starfish” – Showing

 

May 9th 2025, 7:30 p.m.

 

A physical theater research that examines bodies and voices for their extremes, their capacity for contact, for joy, for excess, for listening and trust. An exploration of how impulses flow together in the body and voice and how what concerns us makes its way through them. A poetic-physical treatise on what happens in the world, who we are in it and what we want. Two animals that are human.

Admission: free

WOLKENSTEIN Theater  “PARTI! bei Eule und Waschbär”

WOLKENSTEIN Theater “PARTI! bei Eule und Waschbär”

WOLKENSTEIN Theater “PARTI! bei Eule und Waschbär”

Theater with music
for children from 4 years

May 18th 2025, 03:00 p.m.

Info and reservation: 0163 – 9719837 or post@wolkenstein-theater.de

 

Most of the time, Willi the raccoon and Laila the owl are very comfortable in their forest home, and they have been good friends for a long time.
And yet there’s always something to decide all day long: who gets to play the drum, that’s my apple, where are the wellies again, stop strumming, is there lunch now, you don’t know what you want anyway, but you already had the little guitar yesterday and you always know everything better…
Laila and Willi find joy in their own voices and self-determination between not-right-at-all and right-at-all. And, of course, they find out how to make decisions together.

Summarized in adult language:
Owl and Raccoon play around the children’s right to participation and use lots of music and humor to educate daycare children about democracy.

Supported by NRW Landesbüro FDK, NRW Ministry of Culture, Cologne Cultural Office and the Victor Rolff Foundation.

CielEtTerre “ENSEMBLE – Zusammen eine Kraft”

CielEtTerre “ENSEMBLE – Zusammen eine Kraft”

CielEtTerre

“ENSEMBLE – Zusammen eine Kraft”

April 11th 2025, 6:30 p.m.

The youth ensemble CielEtTerre under the direction of Charline von Fragstein is a guest at Barnes Crossing.

In the piece “ENSEMBLE – Together a Force”, profound themes are brought to the stage through contemporary choreography and improvisation. With a mixture of dance and expression, CielEtTerre tells stories about loneliness, insecurity and self-doubt – but also about empowerment: “We are often held back by our fears and worries because we think we have to carry them alone. In our play, we show the way to solidarity. We want to encourage people not to hide their personality despite social pressure and to express their feelings freely.”

The CielEtTerre ensemble stands for strength, self-confidence and cohesion. “In our training and pieces, we deal with everyday challenges and currently relevant topics. We use dance to process our experiences and impressions and to support and inspire each other. We dance with our hearts and play with emotions to let go of our worries and problems and feel free.”